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Unless you need a graphical debugger, then vi/vim/nvim/emacs all start to get creaky. That single requirement keeps me on vscode. I'd love a terminal based alte
by jebarker 2y ago
Unless you need a graphical debugger, then vi/vim/nvim/emacs all start to get creaky. That single requirement keeps me on vscode. I'd love a terminal based alternative.
- frou_dh 2y agoGraphical as in integrated with the normal editing view? There's a new very nicely done one for Emacs: https://github.com/svaante/dape https://github.com/svaante/dape . The documentation about using it is currently a bit terse though.
- jebarker 2y agoI actually don't mind if it's not integrated with the editor. I'm fine with a debugger being a standalone application. What I want is the ability to see the source, set breakpoints and navigate the code efficiently inside the debugger. vscode is currently the best option for this remotely
- _hyn3 2y agojust don't write buggy code ;) (or have to work on anyone else's)